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Custom AI agents and apps for your workflows

Built for specific workflows and your existing data and systems. Permissions, security controls and human approval are tailored to the workflow. Start with one well-defined use case.

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One specific case
Start with a well-defined task, measure the outcome and build from there.
02
Your systems and data
The solution is built around the sources, roles and tools you already use.
03
Control before autonomy
Critical decisions and irreversible actions require human approval.

The challenge

AI only creates value when it fits the job

A generic chat rarely knows your process, responsibilities or system boundaries. Therefore, we start from the specific workflow: inputs, sources, decisions, actions and approvals.

The task determines the architecture, not the other way around.

  • Knowledge is scattered in documents, emails and systems.
  • Employees copy data and collect status manually.
  • AI proposals lack sources, process context or clear accountability.
  • IT and security lack control over access, tools and logging.
  • Overly large projects make it difficult to demonstrate value and manage risk.

Use cases

AI where day-to-day work is most demanding

The examples are solution patterns that we can develop and adapt. The meeting assistant is an internal pilot; the others are not finished standard products.

Internal pilot

AI Meeting & Note Agent

A visible Teams guest can, after explicit start, collect live captions and prepare a structured minutes draft. The solution requires a new pilot, consent, retention and final control in each customer environment.

Control: Approved meeting, clear start/stop and human review before sharing.

Project

Project and follow-up agent

Collects status, finds missing input and suggests next action based on approved project sources.

Control: The project manager approves the status, owners and deadlines.

Knowledge

Internal knowledge agent

Searches approved documents and shows sources, document versions and gaps in the available information.

Control: Subject owners control sources and validity.

Documentation

Documentation agent

Converts notes, forms and technical input into structured drafts and shortfall lists.

Control: The supervisor verifies and releases the document.

Quotations

Quotation and sales agent

Structures customer requirements, identifies gaps and prepares a quotation draft with clearly marked assumptions.

Control: Price, delivery, guarantees and customer promises are approved by humans.

Service

Service and maintenance agent

Collects history, fault descriptions, images and relevant documents for an initial triage.

Control: A specialist approves diagnosis and customer instructions.

See all nine use cases

Custom apps and agents

The user interface is selected according to the task

A custom app can be a portal, form, approval queue, case overview or integrated assistant. It doesn't have to look like a traditional chat.

Generic AI chat

Answers questions, but usually does not know the full process, responsibilities or allowed system actions.

Automated workflow

Performs known steps according to fixed rules. It is often the right solution when the task can be described precisely.

Specialised AI agent

Interprets input and selects from a limited set of tools and sources under clear instructions.

Custom app with agents

Brings together user interface, process status, rules, integrations, agents and approvals in one work tool.

Multi-agent architecture is only used when clearly separated roles provide a real advantage. More agents are not in themselves a better solution.

Agent structure

Specialised roles with clear boundaries

A solution can be partitioned, but the simplest sufficient architecture is chosen first.

01

Collection and validation

Checks that input is complete and in an expected format.

02

Search in approved sources

Finds relevant information and maintains source references.

03

Proposal or draft

Prepares a result based on the task, the sources and the agreed quality requirements.

04

Quality control

Marks deficiencies, conflicting information and conditions that require professional assessment.

05

Approval and integration

An employee approves the result before a bounded integration component performs a permitted action.

Process

From concrete workflow to controlled operation

Five steps with scoping, testing and clear decision points.

STEP 01

Define the workflow

Task, users, input, output and current bottlenecks.

STEP 02

Clarify data and risk

Sources, access, sensitivity, consistency and approvals.

STEP 03

Build a pilot

Read-only or draft-based solution with realistic test data.

STEP 04

Test with users

Quality, failure modes, access and practicality.

STEP 05

Implement with control

Documented operation, monitoring, fallback and change management.

Why Engineering Autonomous

Workflow before hype

We combine process understanding, integration, data and practical automation. This means that AI is not treated as an isolated tool, but as a controlled part of the work.

  • Built for specific roles and processes
  • Integration with existing systems
  • Traceability, rights and approvals
  • Industrial understanding as a technical foundation

Security and control

The agent's level of agency is chosen per workflow

Security is described as specific design choices, not as a general promise.

Level 1

Read

The agent can retrieve and collate information from approved sources, but not change data.

Level 2

Propose

The agent can prepare drafts and amendments. An employee decides whether they are used.

Level 3

Act with approval

An authorised person approves a concrete action and its consequence before execution.

Level 4

Act within fixed limits

Only pre-approved, limited and reversible actions. Unknown or critical actions are stopped.

Data minimisation, restricted data sources, role-based access, least privilege, retention, credential management, audit trails, environment separation, monitoring and fallback procedures are specified based on the data and potential consequences.

Engagement model

Start limited and build further

Choose a defined process from audit to pilot and ongoing collaboration.

Start

Automation Audit

  • Mapping of workflow, data and bottlenecks
  • Prioritised roadmap and risks
  • Business case for first limited effort

Pilot

Proof of Concept

  • Prototype of one specific app or agent case
  • Read-only or draft-based start
  • Testing, feedback and measuring value

Partner

Automation Partner

  • Ongoing AI and automation roadmap
  • New workflows and integrations over time
  • Maintenance, monitoring and optimisation

Pricing

Prices for first AI and automation case

Indicative price levels for audit, pilot and ongoing specialist assistance.

Low-risk start

Automation Audit Mini
12.500–20.000 DKK

1–2 workshops, process map, 3 prioritised cases and rough ROI estimate.

Deep mapping

Automation Audit Pro
25.000–45.000 DKK

Roadmap, business case and technical solution sketch as basis for PoC or implementation.

Prototype

Fixed-price PoC package
75.000–175.000 DKK

Prototype of one concrete digital or physical automation with test, feedback and measurement.

Open scope

Day rate
7.500–10.500 DKK/day

Consulting, implementation, workshop, troubleshooting or documentation.

Specialist hours

Hourly rate
950–1.350 DKK/hour

Lower level for longer tasks with a clear scope; higher for specialist, integration and AI tasks.

Ongoing help

Retainer
10.000–30.000 DKK/month

Ongoing access to advice, small changes, roadmap and support.

All amounts exclude VAT. Hardware, third-party software and subcontractors are billed separately by agreement.

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FAQ

Typical questions

Do you build standard chatbots?+

Not as a core service. We design the solution around a specific task, user group, data source and decision-making process.

Should a custom app be a chat?+

No. It can be a portal, form, approval queue, document view, dashboard or integrated function in an existing system.

Do multiple agents always need to be used?+

No. We use a multi-agent architecture only when clearly separated roles provide a demonstrable advantage.

Can the solution be connected to our systems?+

Often yes, if there is a sound integration path. We typically start with read-only access or controlled file import and clarify APIs, rights and data quality first.

Can AI act automatically?+

The level of agency is chosen per workflow. Critical, external or irreversible actions should normally require human approval.

How do you work with confidential data?+

We define requirements for data minimisation, access, hosting, model providers, retention, logging and deletion. The specific security profile is documented for the solution.

How do we get started?+

Choose one specific workflow with known users, input and desired output. An audit or limited pilot can then test value and risk.

Do you still work with industrial automation?+

Yes. Industrial automation, PLC/SCADA, instrumentation and process data are retained as a secondary competence area and technical foundation.

Contact

Do you have a workflow that deserves a better solution?

Describe one specific work task that requires a lot of searching, copying, coordination or checking. Then we assess whether AI, classic automation or a combination is the right way.

  • Free, no-obligation initial discussion.
  • Focus on one limited case.
  • No system changes without agreed scope and approval.

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